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Techlink in Conversation

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A deeper discussion with our authors to understand the key implications of the most popular bulletins on Techlink Professional

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Episode thumbnail for Techlink in Conversation Podcast – Technical Series - Episode 66 – Claire Trott discusses the Lifetime Allowance, the new rules and possible future governments

June 6, 2024

Techlink in Conversation Podcast – Technical Series - Episode 66 – Claire Trott discusses the Lifetime Allowance, the new rules and possible future governments

<p>Eddie Grant chats to our pension’s guru, Claire Trott about the abolition of the lifetime allowance, the current rules and questions we are receiving about a possible future change in government</p> <p>In this episode of Techlink in Conversation, Eddie Grant and Claire Trott, directors at Technical Connection, discuss recent events and key issues in the world of tax, trust, and pensions. They reflect on their recent in-person conference, Techlink Live, where Claire engaged with numerous financial planners and fielded many inquiries, highlighting the excitement of the impact of the recent Lifetime Allowance changes and General Election speculation.</p> <p>The conversation delves into the "Triple Lock Plus" initiative, aimed at ensuring pensioners do not pay income tax on their state pension, though many details remain unclear.</p> <p>Further, they discuss the complex status of the lifetime allowance, noting that while it was announced as abolished by Jeremy Hunt, the reality involves new allowances and significant legislative gaps. Claire emphasizes the importance of finalizing these changes to avoid uncertainty and potential unfairness for savers and retirees.</p> <p>They also touch on the broader implications of these pension changes, including public and private sector impacts, and the need for clear, detailed policy to avoid adverse effects on long-term savings behaviours. Claire mentions the Institute for Fiscal Studies' recent note on the lifetime allowance, stressing the importance of advisers staying informed to effectively counsel clients amid ongoing changes.</p> <p>Overall, the episode underscores the fluid and complex nature of pension regulations and the necessity for financial professionals to remain vigilant and adaptable.</p> <p>Subscribe to future podcasts and review our Techlink in Conversation catalogue for a deep dive across Technical, Vulnerability and Research themed conversations.</p> <p>Please leave a comment, we would love to know what you think of our conversations, why not like it too!</p> <p>Please note - The content of this recording is strictly for general consideration only. No action must be taken or refrained from based on the content alone. Professional advice must always be sought. Accordingly, neither Technical Connection Ltd nor any of its officers, employees or contractors can take responsibility for any loss occasioned because of any such action or inaction.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Techlink in Conversation Podcast – Research Series - Episode 65 – Kelly Mills and Eddie Grant discuss

May 1, 2024

Techlink in Conversation Podcast – Research Series - Episode 65 – Kelly Mills and Eddie Grant discuss

<p>Eddie Grant chats to Financial Planner, Kelly Mills about her insightful research about goal setting for young adults and their reluctance to seek professional advice.</p> <p>In this episode of the TechLink in Conversation, host Eddie Grant interviews Kelly Mills, who discusses her 2023 dissertation on young adults' financial goals and their reluctance to seek professional advice. Key findings include a common goal among interviewees to purchase a house, yet a general hesitance to consult financial advisors. The research highlights a perceived inaccessibility of financial advice, with many believing it's tailored for the wealthy, middle-aged demographic, despite recognising its universal benefit. Kelly suggests the potential for more extensive future research to explore the impact of expert financial advice on achieving such goals more effectively.</p> <p>Subscribe to future podcasts and review our Techlink in Conversation catalogue for a deep dive across Technical, Vulnerability and Research themed conversations.</p> <p>Please leave a comment, we would love to know what you think of our conversations, why not like it too!</p> <p>Please note - The content of this recording is strictly for general consideration only. No action must be taken or refrained from based on the content alone. Professional advice must always be sought. Accordingly, neither Technical Connection Ltd nor any of its officers, employees or contractors can take responsibility for any loss occasioned because of any such action or inaction.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Techlink in Conversation Podcast – Episode 64 – Jonathan and Eddie discuss all things vulnerability and the TISA vulnerability radar tool

March 27, 2024

Techlink in Conversation Podcast – Episode 64 – Jonathan and Eddie discuss all things vulnerability and the TISA vulnerability radar tool

<p>Eddie Grant chats to Jonathan Warren, Principal Consultant &amp; Head of Innovation, Altus Consulting about all things all things vulnerability and the TISA vulnerability radar tool.</p> <p>Our conversation delves into the FCA's focus on vulnerability in the financial services profession, discussing its definition, importance, and the impact of recent regulatory developments. Jonathan Warren highlights the evolution of vulnerability considerations since 2014, emphasizing the FCA's and the industry's ongoing commitment. He explores the definition of vulnerability, its key drivers, and the significance of financial lives surveys in understanding vulnerability dynamics. The discussion also touches on the Tisa Vulnerability Radar as a tool for firms to assess their support for vulnerable clients and the implications of the consumer duty for enhancing focus on vulnerability.</p> <p>Helpful links</p> <p>TISA Vulnerability radar tool - <a href='https://www.tisa.uk.com/tisa-vulnerable-customers-self-assessment/'>TISA Vulnerability Radar - TISA</a></p> <p>Subscribe to future podcasts and review our Techlink in Conversation catalogue for a deep dive across Technical, Vulnerability and Research themed conversations.</p> <p>Please leave a comment, we would love to know what you think of our conversations, why not like it too!</p> <p>Please note - The content of this recording is strictly for general consideration only. No action must be taken or refrained from based on the content alone. Professional advice must always be sought. Accordingly, neither Technical Connection Ltd nor any of its officers, employees or contractors can take responsibility for any loss occasioned because of any such action or inaction.</p>

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A deeper discussion with our authors to understand the key implications of the most popular bulletins on Techlink Professional

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